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Hydrogen tax credit rules give startups clarity while boosting nuclear and carbon capture


Hydrogen startups are widely seen as a promising way to eliminate fossil fuels from heavy industry and long-haul transportation. But they have been stuck

The wait ended today, with the Treasury announcing final rules for hydrogen producers to qualify for tax credits under the section 45V of the Inflation Reduction Act. The rules, which have been over two years in the making, relax some parts of the draft proposal, giving existing nuclear and fossil fuel power plants a bit of a reprieve. At its core, the 45V rules seek to ensure that new hydrogen production doesn’t result in additional greenhouse gas emissions on the grid.

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